Friday Night Baseball: How to watch Tampa Bay Rays at Minnesota Twins on Apple TV Plus free
The Tampa Bay Rays play the Minnesota Twins on Apple TV+ at 8 pm ET tonight. Here's how to watch.
How to watch the Tampa Bay Rays at Minnesota Twins game on Apple TV+
You can watch the Rays at Twins game on Apple TV+ by following this link:
Tampa Bay Rays at Minnesota Twins
When you arrive at tv.apple.com, you can scroll down to find the Friday Night Baseball section, which will include listings for each live game.
When you're there, you can simply tap or click on the game's icon to start your viewing. If you're in the app on any compatible device, simply launch the TV+ app and select the game in order to watch it. You may need to swipe left in the Apple TV+ app to see Friday Night Baseball. The game will only be livestreamed, meaning pause, fast-forward, and other playback controls will not be available.
You can also access Apple TV+ games from the MLB.TV app, which will redirect you to the Apple TV app if the game is available where you live.
What time is Tampa Bay Rays at Minnesota Twins game on Apple TV+?
The Tampa Bay Rays at Minnesota Twins game is scheduled for 8 pm ET on Friday, June 10.
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Do I have to pay for Apple TV+ to watch the Tampa Bay Rays at Minnesota Twins?
No, tonight's game is free. Friday Night Baseball is free on Apple TV+ for a limited time only, and Apple has confirmed that all the games on Apple TV+ through the month of July will be shown for free.
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What devices can I watch the Tampa Bay Rays at Minnesota Twins on Apple TV+ with?
The following devices support Apple TV+:
- iPhone
- iPad
- iPod Touch
- Mac
- Apple TV 4K & HD
- Smart TVs with the Apple TV/TV+ app including Samsung, LG, Panasonic, and Sony
- PlayStation and Xbox gaming consoles
- Cable set-top boxes
- Amazon Fire TV and Roku devices
- Chromecast with Google TV
You can also just watch online at tv.apple.com on any device with internet access.
Where is the Tampa Bay Rays at Minnesota Twins game being broadcast?
The game is being shown in the U.S., Canada, UK, Australia, Brazil, Japan, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and South Korea.
Can I use a VPN to watch the Tampa Bay Rays at Minnesota Twins on Apple TV+?
Apple is broadcasting its baseball games in the nine aforementioned countries. While a VPN might be your best friend for other streaming services, it is almost certain that Apple's regional restrictions will not allow for this workaround, because they are based on your Apple ID location.
Do I need an Apple ID to watch the Tampa Bay Rays at Minnesota Twins on Apple TV+?
While the first 24 Friday Night Baseball games are being shown for free on Apple TV+, you will need an Apple ID to log in and access the service. You can review our guide on how to create a new Apple ID here. Users do not need to enter any payment information to watch the game.
Can I watch the Tampa Bay Rays at Minnesota Twins on cable?
No. The game is not available on any cable station or MLB.TV. It is exclusive to Apple TV+.
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